Biography

Eick has pursued a career in financial management. He began his career with Merrill Lynch & Company as a member of Corporate Intern Program. He later joined Greenwich Capital Markets. More recently, he began a new venture in which he and several partners purchased a controlling interest in CRT Capital Group, LLC to recapitalize the company.[3]

Eick previously worked in public service in Connecticut. In 1993, he was elected to the Fairfield Planning & Zoning Commission for a four year term.[3]

After graduating from Roger Ludlowe High School, Eick earned his bachelor's degree from Boston College. He also holds a Master's degree from New York University.[3]

Education

Roger Ludlowe High School

Bachelor's degree - Boston College

Master's degree - New York University

Elections

2014

Eick ran briefly for Connecticut Treasurer in the 2014 elections.[1] He withdrew from the race in June after qualifying for the primary ballot at the Republican nominating convention in May 2014.[2] The general election took place November 4, 2014.

Issues

2014 Campaign themes

As the number of retirees increases, the deficit in the state pension fund will grow more pronounced, jeopardizing retirements and resulting in more tax hikes for all Connecticut residents and businesses to fund the shortfalls – a crisis that can be avoided with sound fiscal management.[4]